Quarterly Journal of Speech · 1979 · 11 citations · 13 references
HumanitiesCommunicationLinguisticsDiscourse AnalysisRhetoricRhetorical StudiesInaugural AddressesRhetorical AnalysisRhetorical CriticismRhetorical TheoryWar RhetoricMetaphorPersuasive PurposePresidential Inaugural AddressesRhetorical FunctionRhetorical Power
This study examines three rhetorical techniques that Franklin D. Roosevelt used in his “First Inaugural Address” to announce and implement his New Deal. The various speech drafts examined reveal that FDR himself purposefully used military metaphor, the scapegoat, and the carrot‐and‐stick approach to accomplish certain persuasive goals.
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Roosevelt and Hopkins: An Intimate History
Henry F. Pringle, Robert E. Sherwood · The American Historical Review · 1949 · 192 citations
Archetypal metaphor in rhetoric: The light‐dark family
Michael Osborn · Quarterly Journal of Speech · 1967 · 191 citations